she is with the sand francisco friends of samoa. that is her heritage. her family came from samoa. gives her time and voice to a lot of community groups across the bay area. thank you for that beautiful and thumb. thank you. here we are at the sixth annual asia-pacific heritage -- american heritage month and celebration. this year, we have a special title. i think you see it in your program books. we celebrate the heritage fostering unity. that is especially meaningful today to celebrate. specifically, it is important to know, here in san francisco, the city and county, one-third of the population is asian american and pacific islander. that is why if you look at all of us who were able to be here tonight to celebrate this particular month in this particular fashion -- clearly, one-third of us living in the city of san francisco are asian- americans and pacific islanders. that is why it is so important to know that our voices count, and our boys in a celebration like this counts as we lead the nation in a great celebration. right now, i would like to call upon the san francisco ass

the golden train called the long distance by nine hundred twenty the gold was taken from to samoa this. was placed on the train and then sent from homes to go train to goods in the east of the country so we need to the train station it was discovered that a huge amount of the gold was missing by that time and caltex borders to go on to the golden train was handed over to the czechoslovakia jeanette's. ten it is a small station the train loaded with gold came here nearly ninety years ago so team crates of bullion were found to be missing on january the twelve months hundred twenty eight days of the legionnaires began guarding the train. this theft was reported by nature koslow x. because the russian guards had disappeared so there was no one else who could report their theft some of the treasures had also disappeared it was discovered early in the morning by that she khosla max standing guard. when they approached the carriage to find out what had happened they saw that the doors had been broken and that something was missing inside. with this document refutes what historian powell coul

military institute in prague they tell the story of the czechoslovak legions journey by rail from samoa to volleyball stuck in the country's east the gold train floor is the same route. just a lot actually koslow x. fought in a special sector of the front porch when admiral cole chuck seized power they took a neutral position and now they wanted to achieve their initial goal the aim was to get to let us talk with the intention of returning to europe this means that nobody but admiral cole charke had access to the gold reserve. the n.t. based should be government formed in siberia in live aid but no it's made team named alexander culture russia's head of state and supreme commander in chief of the home force of the whites movement culture took control of also the gold the whites had seized because. the bullshit culture offensive in the summer of ninety nine team forced culture expo me to retreat eastwards. with the train load of gold so telcel the journey through siberia called check this in his own personal carriage mix of the steam locomotive units of the trade slowed by dejan make sur

. >> welcome to samoa. >> reporter: he goes everywhere and eements everything. >> that's good squirrelorter: how many countries have you been to? >> 80. >> reporter: how many rats have you eaten? >> 15 different types. >> reporter: how many parts of a cow have you eaten? >> every one of them. >> reporter: including the bile sack, which he had in thailand. >> wow. >> reporter: and? >> reporter: and? >> raw blood, out of a cow, i mean, we nicked a cow's artery, filled a jug, took mud and feces to stop the bleeding and drink the jug in the field. that's what they drink before they go to work. >> reporter: big pick me up. >> huge. very good for you. you're serious, right? >> yes. >> reporter: but there is a real message behind the bile, bugs, bats and flood he puts into his system. >> the sour milk and fresh blood is a very nice combination. >> reporter: he likes to say, one man's weird is another man's wonderful. >> don't practice contempt prior >> don't practice contempt prior to investigation. we balling at things that we know nothing about. we assume that we want like what's in that po

compasses, the people of the pacific navigated over thousands of miles of open ocean, including hawaii and samoa, tahiti, new zealand and hundreds of tiny islands in between. in our lifetime, this ancient knowledge of navigation was lost until one man on an island, who was the sole remaining practitioner, spread the art of navigation from island to island and to keep it alive. he succeeded in preserving thousands of years of accumulated understanding of how to sail using the stars and the temperatures of the ocean. he trained others to distinguish this region of the sea, and he awakened the unimaginable ancestors who for generations populated the pacific. he died in his home island the other day. as a fellow pacific islander, i thank him for all he gave us. i wish him on this travel. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman rise? >> i ask permission to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, the first